Bababing UNA Highchair
- Affected
- Baby highchair with four wooden legs.
- The problem
- The affected highchairs present a risk of injuries as the four screws holding the seat unit to the base module may become loose leading to the seat becoming detached.
- What to do
- Owners of an UNA highchair are advised to check their batch number and contact the Bababing customer service department on 01535 606871 or info@bababing.com
Product information
| Type | Childcare articles and children’s equipment – Baby Highchair |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bababing |
| Product code | BB186-001 |
| Batch code | BQ00249 (located on the seat pad care label under the wording starting with BQ) |
| Product sold from | 26th October 2023 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Product Description | Baby highchair with four wooden legs. |
| Product Report and Image | Link to product image and PDF |
Hazard
The affected highchairs present a risk of injuries as the four screws holding the seat unit to the base module may become loose leading to the seat becoming detached. If the seat detaches whilst in use the child could fall from a height and receive injuries.
The product does not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005.
Corrective action
Bababing have launched a modification programme where consumers who own an affected highchair will be sent a free repair kit. Not all chairs in batch BQ00249 are affected.
Owners of an UNA highchair are advised to check their batch number and contact the Bababing customer service department on 01535 606871 or info@bababing.com
For further details, please access the Bababing notice here: https://bababing.com/pages/product-recall-safety-notice.
Additional information
PSD case number: 2604-0210
Lead Authority: Local Authority Trading Standards
Can I get a refund?
In most cases, yes – recalled items can usually be returned for a full refund, repair or replacement, often without a receipt. Follow the instructions in the notice above, or contact the shop you bought it from. More on your rights after a recall.
Updated 1 May 2026. This page summarises an official notice. Details can change – always follow the official notice.